Should I purchase a Fujifilm X100V? This is a question that I would imagine numerous FujiLove readers have asked themselves over the past year. I pondered that same question myself when the camera was announced a year ago. Having ultimately answered this question with a resounding yes, here are my thoughts on the X100V after almost a year of using it as my primary camera. Hopefully, this article will be of some value to anyone trying to answer this question for themself. Do you prefer photographic flexibility or artistic constraint? The X100V’s 23mm lens (or 35mm full-frame equivalent focal length) is simultaneously handcuffing and liberating. With only 23mm at your disposal, this camera will push you to hone your creative vision in every photographic experience you enjoy. There is no zooming out; there is no zooming in. You cannot put on a wide-angle lens; you cannot put on a telephoto lens. Yes, there are two adapters, but they do not extend the X100V’s range substantially. Some photographers will tell you that this constraint is limiting. For them, the flexibility of having different focal lengths is part of their creative process. Other photographs will tell you that this constraint is liberating. []
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